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Thursday 16 April, 2020
Provisional liquidators appointed as High Court hears Debenhams had 'no other option' but to wind up
Counsel for the retailer said it was with “great regret” the company was closing its stores here.
Wednesday 15 April, 2020
Trainee garda who failed beep test takes High Court case in bid to stay on the force
She claims the decision is unfair, and seeks to challenge it in High Court proceedings.
Tuesday 14 April, 2020
Court gives hospital temporary powers to isolate uncooperative elderly patient with Covid-19
The man is believed to have a cognitive disability.
HSE not going ahead with purported €7.4 million deal for 350 ventilators, High Court told
Swords-based company Narooma claims it entered into a deal with the HSE over the ventilators in late-March.
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Tuesday 31 December, 2019
US firm being blackmailed for more than €5m secures injunction in Irish High Court
The company today secured a temporary order against what are believed to be two Polish nationals and an Irish-registered company.
Thursday 3 October, 2019
Two Traveller couples ordered to remove caravans from halting site by 2pm tomorrow
The High Court made the ruling today and the judge said gardaí can arrest the couples if they do not comply.
Tuesday 1 October, 2019
Iona Institute researcher seeks to sue woman for defamation over Twitter posts
Counsel for Dr Angelo Bottone told the High Court he’d obtained orders compelling Twitter to disclose information about the account.
Friday 27 September, 2019
High Court rules woman weighing 4.5 stone and refusing to eat may be fed through nasal tube to keep her alive
The woman, who is in her thirties, presented at a hospital in recent days very malnourished.
Wednesday 25 September, 2019
High Court quashes decision compelling school to re-enroll boy (8) who assaulted teacher with hurl
The boy in question has special needs and is on the autism spectrum.
Tuesday 24 September, 2019
Mediation breaks down in Claddagh ring family dispute, High Court hears
The row involves brothers Andrew and Philip Fried, who are shareholders of Claddagh Jewellers.
Residents at Dublin properties wish to remain despite being ordered to vacate over fire safety concerns
The judge ruled that the orders previously granted by the High Court are to remain in place.
Monday 23 September, 2019
High Court confirms appointment of examiner to water firm Celtic Pure
The company was at the centre of recent product recalls.
Thursday 19 September, 2019
Teen placed in 'unsafe' and 'unsuitable' hostel has been moved to new location, court told
The case will be mentioned before the High Court in October.
Seriously ill woman with eating disorder opposes being made ward of court
Earlier this week, the High Court made orders allowing the HSE to take steps aimed at saving the woman’s life.
Activists lose case against government over its climate change plan
The court will issue its full written decision tomorrow.
Wednesday 18 September, 2019
Freddie Thompson has started school in Portlaoise Prison, hearing over 'severe' jail conditions told
Thompson has brought a High Court challenge to conditions in the prison.
Tuesday 17 September, 2019
Court grants HSE order allowing it to take steps aimed at saving life of woman with eating disorder
She is described as being currently very underweight with a dangerously low Body Mass Index (BMI).
Monday 16 September, 2019
Teenager who claims she was sexually assaulted brings court action aimed at getting safe place to reside
The girl has been the subject of interim care orders and had been placed in foster homes.
Friday 13 September, 2019
High Court quashes decision to expel teenage boy with autism from secondary school
The teen was alleged to have engaged in “unpredictable, aggressive and violent behaviour in the school”.
Tuesday 10 September, 2019
Councillor faces significant legal bill following failed attempt to stop ethics inquiry
Councillor McElvaney was one of the subjects of an RTÉ Investigates programme in 2015.
Monday 9 September, 2019
Dozens say they are now homeless after court extends orders to vacate 'potential fire traps'
Last week the High Court granted Dublin City Council temporary injunctions requiring the residents to immediately vacate the properties.
Thursday 5 September, 2019
Over 40 residents ordered to immediately vacate Dublin flats over fire safety concerns
If a fire started in any of the three buildings it would “spread very quickly”, the High Court was told.
Judge dismisses case of woman who claims she was coerced into giving her baby up for adoption
The woman, who gave birth when she was 16 years of age, also claimed the AAI had failed to ensure that she was in a position to give informed consent.
Wednesday 4 September, 2019
Councillor secretly filmed by RTÉ loses court bid to block SIPO inquiry
Justice Garrett Simons said he was satisfied “to dismiss the application in its entirety.”
Thursday 29 August, 2019
Interim examiner appointed to water firm at centre of product recall controversy
Celtic Pure was at the centre of product recalls over arsenic levels.
Wednesday 28 August, 2019
Meat plants 'will seek to jail protesters' as farmers denounce 'heavy-handed legal tactics'
There have been reports of scuffles at protests outside plants today.
Tuesday 27 August, 2019
Meat plant owners granted injunctions against protesters outside their factories
Dawn Meats and Anglo Beef Processors took the High Court action today.
Friday 23 August, 2019
Garda Keith Harrison fails in bid to quash Disclosures Tribunal findings against him
The Donegal-based Garda was strongly criticised in the tribunal’s interim reports.
Wednesday 21 August, 2019
Strike by Irish-based Ryanair pilots called off after court ruling
An injunction sought by Ryanair against the strike has been granted.
Tuesday 20 August, 2019
Judge to approve insolvency arrangement in €3.7m debt owed by Frank McNamara and Theresa Lowe
The couple owes money to parties including Bank of Ireland, Banco de Sabadell SA, and Revenue, which are all unsecured debts.
Ryanair strike injunction decision due tomorrow
A 48 hour strike is planned from 12am on Thursday morning.
Monday 19 August, 2019
Trade union Forsa contests Ryanair's bid to stop planned strike action
Forsa claims that the airline’s response to its detailed pay proposals “was curt and dismissive”.
Friday 16 August, 2019
Ryanair seeks injunction from High Court to prevent pilot strike from going ahead
Pilots are due to strike for 48 hours from 22 August.
Friday 9 August, 2019
Dublin Port Company settles High Court action over site required to deal with Brexit impact
The matter will be mentioned before the courts on dates in August and September.
Thursday 8 August, 2019
Teen with autism to challenge expulsion from school in High Court
The teenager was expelled by the school’s board of management in November 2018.
Freddie Thompson brings High Court challenge over 'oppressive' regime in prison
Counsel for Thompson told the court he is finding his situation “unbearable” at Portlaoise Prison.
Wednesday 7 August, 2019
Liquidators appointed to Irish arm of fashion retailer Karen Millen
The Karen Millen store in Dundrum will continue to operate for another month, the High Court heard.
Thursday 1 August, 2019
Man wanted in US to face charges of wildlife trafficking appears before High Court
He was remanded in custody to Cloverhill Prison on foot of an extradition request from the US.
Monday 10 June, 2019
Teenager accused of murder in London appears before High Court in Dublin
A European arrest warrant was issued and UK authorities are seeking his extradition.
State asked to halt deportation of man convicted of terror offences by European Court of Human Rights
It’s understood the government has agreed to the ECHR’s request.
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Poll: Have you been to a cinema since they re-opened?
CINEMAS IN IRELAND were permitted to re-open under Phase Three of re-opening the country on 29 June.
Dublin Airport said yesterday that last month was the dullest July in 34 years according to its Met Éireann station there so the weather certainly suited the cinema.
In recent weeks, some cinema chains across the country have begun to re-open their doors and – with many of the top film studios delaying the release of their latest blockbusters – many have been screening some classic movies to entice the audiences in.
And, as in many other situations, capacity in cinemas is now reduced due to the need for social distancing.
So, today we’re asking you: Have you been to a cinema since they re-opened?
Poll Results:
No (3298)
I wouldn't usually go to the cinema anyway (465)
No cinema near me has re-opened (263)
Yes (254)
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Opinion: 'Lebanon needs help - or the consequences for the Middle East don't bear thinking about'
By Brid Kennedy
Yesterday’s explosion made a desperate situation worse, writes Bríd Kennedy of Concern.
Tribute: John Hume said setting up the first credit union in Northern Ireland was 'the thing I'm proudest of'
By Gerry Thompson
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